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Everything changes and everything stays the same. The arts are still alive and successfully adapting to these new times. All of us at Huntington Arts Council are working to ensure that as many arts programs continue to be available to as many of us as possible. We are adding some new twists to our programming to help us continue to expand our audience.

Thank you to our government officials for the ongoing support in recognition of our contributions to art and culture on Long Island Funding from the Town

of Huntington, New York State Council on the Arts and Suffolk County has been critical to keeping our services evolving and in place.

Our summer is as full as ever. As we move forward to present a 56th season the Huntington Summer Arts Festival we will continue to include a combination of live and streamed events. This format worked so well for us last year and we are excited to bring these wonderful performances to a wider audience. I am honored to welcome back Canon USA as the Lead Sponsor, and grateful for their dedication to this event. I am excited to tell you that this year, HAC is adding some visual arts aspects to the festival. The Heckscher Museum of Art joins us to feature Art Happenings! five afternoons devoted to creating works in tandem with LI artists (see page 4).

Our other programming continues with plans to safely allow the addition of limited in person participation. We are gearing up for the 2022 Grants for the Arts program. Please make sure attend a workshop in order to put in an application (see page 6). We are looking forward to receiving applications for outstanding and creative projects

that help make Long Island a vibrant community. We are excited to have our full gallery schedule to showcase the excellent works from our community. Our website and social media presence augments the in-person exhibitions in our gallery, just one more dimension to make art accessible.

HAC continues to collaborate with Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce and our fellow Long Island arts councils to expand services and highlight the creative forces of our community. We are delighted to be a part of the Huntington Village Art Walk on September 12; please come and join us in enjoying an artistic day in Huntington!

Pandemic or not, the arts remain a great connector, healer and inspirer. Creative people continue to come up with creative solutions and innovative artistic programming. To paraphrase Stephen Sondheim: “We’re still here!”

MARC COURTADEExecutive Director, Huntington Arts Council

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MARC COURTADEExecutive DirectorHuntington Arts Council

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Arts Cultural News is published three times a year by the Huntington Arts Council, Inc. and is made possible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, Suffolk County, the Town of Huntington, corporations, foundations, and individuals. The Huntington Arts Council gratefully acknowledges the support of Town Supervisor Chad A. Lupinacci and Council members Mark Cuthbertson, Eugene Cook, Joan Cergol and Edmund J.M. Smyth and the Suffolk County Delegation of the New York State Assembly and Senate and the Suffolk County Council members.

The Huntington Arts Council is a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization.

To include a bequest to the Huntington Arts Council in your will, add “I give to Huntington Arts Council, Inc., with offices at 213 Main St, Huntington, NY 11743, a general bequest of $[amount] to be used for its exempt purposes.”

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4 Huntington SummerArts Festival

6 Grants 10 Gallery Events12 Arts in Education15 Event Listing

About the Cover

For the 4th consecutive year HAC has provided our artist members with the exclusive opportunity to create original artwork for the Summer issue of the Arts Cultural News inspired by the Huntington Summer Arts Festival. The cover image titled “Good Summer’s Energy?”, by artist member Danangelowe A.J. Spencer (A.J.) is an oil pastel on canvas with digital manipulation. In this piece the artist has intertwined several arts and cultural references, as well as the excitement and

energy of a live performance festival.

A.J. best defines his inspiration for the cover as follows: “The answer to the ques-tion “Where do we get “Good Summer's Energy?” and my inspiration for the piece, can be referenced at the very top of the image, through the sun. The rays fuel the energy from the dancers, the sounds of summer, the rhythm by which everything and everyone moves. A good summer for me is a culmination of fun, friends, family, art, performances, nature, love and positive energy, all of which you can find at the Huntington Summer Arts Festival.

“Good Summer’s Energy?” takes on some of the signature elements of my prior works which include a question or a question mark. The ballet dancers, a black back-ground and lots of RED represent physical energy and actions. These elements also coincide with my recent exploration of movement and the emergence of the hu-man spirit from a dark space, which was in turn inspired by emerging from a dark

space due to the pandemic in 20-21. The overall work serves as an entendre between the current physical world represented in my work and the energetic vibes of the Summer Arts Festival.”

A.J. is a multifaceted Jamaican born artist whose work includes, film, photogra-phy, graphic design, and mixed medium paintings, and is passionate about visual storytelling and conceptual art. While earning a degree in Communications and Media Studies at Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh, NY, A.J. created what has now become his brand D.A.J.S Visuals & ART-BOii. In a quest to continuously understand life and its fundamental truths, his art often poses a question to its audience. A.J. can also be found collaborating with other artists to highlight their work through short abstract & documentary style films, in the continuous pursuit of his goal of becom-ing an artistic director to bring his creative vision to life. For more information on A.J and his work go to WWW.DAJSVisuals.COM & WWW.ARTBOII.COM.

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Dear Friends,

Welcometo“LongIsland’sCulturalCapital!”TheTownofHuntingtonisaproudhosttoadiversegroupofartistsandmusicianswhocallourTown“home,”

andweareequallyexcitedtoshowcaseourrichlocalculture,betweenthestreetart,TrafficSignalBoxArt,collectionsattheHeckscherMuseumandthemuch-lovedHuntingtonSummerArtsFestivalperformancesontheHarryChapinRainbowStage.

Welookforwardtocelebratingthe56thyearoftheSummerConcertSeriesinHeckscherPark,asthisyearitwillbegintofeelmorefamiliarthankstoanoptimisticexpansionofoutdoorgatheringlimitations.Pleasebeonthelook-outfortheprogram’sschedulewhichwillappearontheHuntingtonArtsCouncil’swebsite(www.huntingtonarts.org)andwillbecontinuouslyupdatedbasedonrecommendedguidelines.

Weareactivelyworkingoncontinuinganotherculturalprogram,ourmuch-lovedfree“MoviesontheLawn”series.

Learnmoreaboutdates,locations,andscheduledmoviesbycalling631-351-3112.

BesuretomakeyourwaytoHeckscherMuseum,oneofthegreatgemshereinTownfortheirsummerofferings.Checkthelistingsinthisnewspaperorvisitwww.Heckscher.orgformoreinformation.

ForadditionallistingsofculturalofferingsthroughouttheTown,browsethepagesofthisnewspapertodiscoverthetreasuresinyourown“backyard.”

Sincerely yours,

CHAD A. LUPINACCISupervisor, Town of Huntington

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JohnHenryisVicePresident&BranchManagerofPeople’sUnitedBank,N.A.John’sdedicationtocommunityserviceisalsoevidentinhispositionasaboardmemberoftheDominicanVillage,AssistedLivingandmemberoftheAmityvilleRotaryClub.

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KasmiraMohantyhasearnedherplaceamongstthetop-rankingdigitalartistsonLongIsland. Herexperienceandloveforthemediumhasbeenondisplayforover30years,throughexhibitions,commercialwork,andinstallationsinplacesasfarawayasLosAngles,Croatiaandvenuesclosertohome,suchastheProvincetownArtMuseumandTheHeckscherMuseumofArt.Kasmiraisarespectedandhonoredtwenty-yeardigitalartseducator. Shesharesherexperienceandknowledgeonanationallevelasacontributingeditorfor SchoolArtsMagazine. KasmiraisexcitedtoputhertalentstousefortheHuntingtonArtsCouncilandservingtheHuntingtonCommunity.

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56th Huntington Summer Arts Festival HighlightsThe Huntington Summer Arts Festival always features a vibrant roster of performing artists covering a multitude of genres. We are pleased to present a great summer of music, dance and theatre in 2021. We will again be providing a combination of in person and live, or pre-recorded streaming so everyone has the opportunity to experience Huntington’s mainstay summer event. The Tuesday Family shows will be streamed exclusively, and our website www.huntingtonarts.org, will have important details about all of the performances.

Audience size will be capped, and reservations will be required in order to attend in person at the Chapin Rainbow Stage. The Town of Huntington will provide an online registration link that will be available on our website. Everyone will need to continue to follow NYS/CDC guidelines in order to remain on the designated concert grounds. We can assure you the music and entertainment will be astounding!

Work continues to fine tune the schedule and program details with updates available at www.huntingtonarts.org. Here are few Festival highlights to pique your interest!

• Huntington favorites from the Chapin Clan will be here to launch the Festival on

June 25th in high style.

• Broadway luminaries Andrea McArdle (the original Annie) & Donna McKechnie (Cassie in A Chorus Line) will share the stage with an enchanting evening of Sondheim & Hamlisch show tunes.

• We’ll celebrate July 4th with “Gumbo, Grits & Gravy,” a new Americana/Roots collaboration with brilliant musicians - violinist Anne Harris, blues singer and guitarist Guy Davis, and multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Carmella Simien.

• A fresh interpretation of Shakespeare’s

Romeo & Juliet, with live music, will bring the magic of this timeless romance to life.

• Mid-summer will feature Americana/Folk & Roots music, including the Annual Huntington Folk Festival with daytime showcases, a harmony workshop, and evening program with two superb ensembles – L. I. - based Quarter Horse, plus The Honey Dewdrops from Baltimore!

• This year’s great Jazz lineup includes the Jazz Loft Big Band with leader Tom Manuel on trumpet & vocalist Danny Brachen on July 10; Huntington Jazz

Week July 21 - 25, featuring new vocalist Michael Moya, contemporary and world fusion stylings from Chieli Minucci’ Special EFX All Stars (with saxophonist Eric Marienthal, and Lao Tizer on keyboards); and the modern master of Latin percussion Pedrito Martinez.

• Orchestra Long Island, with conductor & Music Director David Stewart Wiley, is returning with a new program of classical masterpieces.

• World renowned Urban Bush Women bring an exciting program of modern, contemporary dance for the first time in Huntington on August 7.

• Two-time Grammy® winner Terrance Simien and the Zydeco Experience join us on July 31, and the Americana/Country Swing/Jazz & Street Blues of the Bumper Jackson band on closing night Aug. 8.

Outstanding local talent will be featured throughout the summer, including your favorite bands, orchestras, dance companies and choral groups. They are all looking forward to presenting inventive programming that will continue to delight you. Stay informed by checking www.huntingtonarts.org and follow our social media platforms, Facebook and Instagram @huntingtonarts in the weeks ahead.

UBW's Women's Resistance by Hayim Heron

Huntington Arts Council is collaborating with The Heckscher Museum of Art to have a visual arts component to the Huntington Summer Arts Festival. Each Thursday* in July an artist will be in Heckscher Park from 4 - 7pm creating. Come, bring your own supplies, create along with them, or just watch and enjoy the creative process. Everyone is invited to explore the Museum when they arrive and add to their arts experience.

We are excited to include a diverse group of Long Island artists to share their art and inspire artists from the casual observer to the seasoned creators. These are free events and all are welcome.

July 1 - Kevin McEvoy July 8 - Diego GarciaJuly 15 - Patty EljaiekJuly 22 - Marie Saint-CyrJuly 29 - Jan Guarino

Please come and enjoy this exciting experience with us! Make a day of it: a visit to The Heckscher Museum of Art, the Art Happenings in the park and an evening performance. Go to our websites for safety guidelines and protocols: www.huntingtonarts.org and www.heckscher.org. *Dates may be rescheduled due to inclement weather.

This past spring the Huntington Arts Council had a call for our current Artist Circle members and JOURNEY partner school students to submit original artwork for the cover of the Summer issue of Arts Cultural News. The call focused on the spirit of the annual Huntington Summer Arts Festival. Members submitted diverse works inspired by the energy and excitement of the Festival.

Since 1965 the HSAF has brought the community together to experience live music, theatre and dance. This year, after seeing so many vivid representations from the

artists who responded to the cover call, we sought to bring the visual arts to the Chapin Rainbow Stage in a new way.

Along with the cover call winner, Danangelowe A.J.Spencer, 10 additional artists' work will be displayed on banners that will adorn the perimeter of the enclosed audience viewing area. Featured artists include: Naomi Diracles, Patty Eljaiek, Alicia Gitlitz, Elena Kariyannis - EROCKSNY, Kevin McEvoy, Meagan J. Meehan, Lori Scarlatos, Eileen Sleckman, Toxic/Nature Studios, and Katherine M. Trunk.

Heckscher Park by Eileen Sleckman LOVE by Elena Kariyannis aka EROCKSNY

We welcome you to the 56th edition of the Huntington Summer Arts Festival, beginning June 25 with a familiar familial gathering of Chapins - Tom Chapin (Harry’s brother), the Jen Chapin Band (Harry’s daughter and her sidekicks), and the harmonious Chapin Sisters (Tom’s daughters Abigail & Lily). They’ll be here to kick off another summer of LIVE music, dance and theatre at the Chapin Rainbow Stage in beautiful Heckscher Park in Huntington Village.

We look forward to over six weeks of FREE, LIVE performances in the park! We have a wonderful roster of artists and ensembles lined up for your entertainment, many who were originally scheduled to appear last summer. Most have not had an opportunity to perform before a live audience in more than a year, and they cannot wait to entertain you. A number of your favorite local ensembles will return this summer, reinvigorated with a new repertoire. Touring Artists will amaze in a multitude

of musical genres, including Americana/Folk & Roots, Broadway, Classical, Jazz and World Music. We have a few other surprises planned, including a modern interpretation of “Romeo & Juliet!” and terrifi c streamed performances for our Tuesday Family nights. Please frequent our website www.

huntingtonarts.org for the full schedule and details about the Festival.

We have been working closely with the Town of Huntington in planning the region’s most varied and storied Festival of free performances. Thank you to the Town Supervisor and the Town Council for their steadfast support that has made the Festival Huntington’s great gift to Long Island. Special thanks to the Dept. of Parks & Recreation, General Services and Public Safety for their eff orts and logistical support. We also thank the County of Suff olk and its Offi ce of Cultural Aff airs, and the New magic

York State Council on the Arts, for their continued support. Canon U.S.A., Inc. is our 2021 Presenting Sponsor and we are so very grateful for their dedication and continued support over the years.

There is an energetic power to the Performing Arts. Whether they are experienced in person, in the moment, or

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Let the Magic Return!

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as part of a larger audience via streaming, they speak to our collective spirit and sense of community. It does not matter if it’s a beautifully performed pas de deux, or a thrilling and dramatic oration; or even the quiet, soulful rendition of a simple folk song. We are privileged to bring you a taste of that magic once again this summer. We hope you’ll join us.


2021 Long Island Grants for the Arts AwardeesNASSAU COUNTY

Creative Individual

SONIA ArOrANative and Invasive SpeciesPort Washington

CANdIdO CreSpOcreativiDADFranklin Square

ChrISTINA M rAUAlways Look UpLynbrook

dUdLeY SALMONHip-Hop RaisedFarmingdale

TrACeY SeGArrACovid, Contact Tracing & MeHewlett

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SONIA ArOrAMusic and MemoirPort Washington

AMA KArIKArI-YAwSONStorytelling for a More open Minded WorldFreeport

Creative Communities

AfrICAN ATLANTIC GeNeALOGICAL SOCIeTY, INC, The. (TAAGS)The Power of MusicFreeport

BALdwIN pUBLIC LIBrArYQuilting Art: Binding Community with Anti-racismBaldwin

CIrCULO de LA hISpANIdAdCelebrating Hispanic HeritageLong Beach

dANCe VISIONS NY, INC.Morning, Afternoon, EveningGreat Neck

eASTLINe pLAYerS COrpEastline Theatre AdaptsMalverne

eGLeVSKY BALLeT COMpANY Of LI, INC.Family Series: Carnival of the Animals & MadelineBethpage

frIeNdS Of NOrTh ShOre SYMphONY OrCheSTrAMaking Music in the Time of Covid-19Greenvale

heLpING eNrICh The ArTS Of pOrT wAShINGTONStage the Change ConferencePort Washington

LBNY- ArTS COUNCILNorth Park Art Walk MuralLong Beach

LONG BeACh TheATre GUILdSensory-Friendly Musical PerformancePoint Lookout

The LONG ISLANd ChOrAL SOCIeTY, INC.Messiah 2021Garden City

LONG ISLANd TheATre COLLeCTIVeThe Collective 2.0Westbury

The NASSAU pOpS SYMphONY OrCheSTrAConcerts in the ParkFranklin Square

OYSTer BAY MUSIC feSTIVALOBMF Guest Artist ProjectGreat Neck

prOf. edGAr h. LehrMAN MeMOrIAL fOUNdATION, INC.Violin/Viola-Piano (+Soprano) Recital SeriesValley Stream

rOCKVILLe CeNTre GUILd fOr The ArTSSummer POPS In The ParkRockville

SYMphONIC pOpS Of LONG ISLANdThe Symphonic Pops Live!Wantagh

weSTBUrY ArTS, INC"A Community For All Seasons” Mural ProjectWestbury

weSTBUrY ArTS , INCOut of Many-OneWestbury

Congratulations to all of our DEC 2021 Awardees on their exceptional programming! While the awards ceremony was held a little differently this year, the Huntington Arts Council was thrilled to still able to host a celebration for our awardees. The awards ceremony was held virtually via Zoom on March 25th with 42 participants. We asked a small selection of applicants to send in videos to highlight their program for the 2021 calendar year. Those applicants were: Candido Crespo in the

Creative Individual category; Sonia Arora in the Creative Individual and Creative Learning categories; Marie Saint Cyr in the Creative Learning category; The Arts Center at Duck Creek in the Creative Communities category, and lastly, Westbury Arts for the Capacity Building grant opportunity. The Awards Ceremony video is on our website and YouTube for viewing. Thank you to all of our awardees for the time and effort you put into all of the projects you were awarded for!

2022 Grants for the Arts workshops

The 2022 cycle is right around the corner! Those interested in applying for this program must attend a free informational and mandatory grants workshop. These nine workshops will be held during the time frame of July to August. We will be holding 3 in person/hybrid workshops and the remaining 6 workshops will be virtual. The Zoom link for the workshops will be in your confirmation email after signing up for the workshop. Please see the dates, times and locations listed below or on our website huntingtonarts.org. This year’s

Long Island Grants for the Arts 2021 Awardees and 2022 CycleThe Decentralization (DEC) Regrant Program was formed in 1977 to bring arts funding to every part of New York State. The Huntington Arts Council is responsible for administering the program to Nassau and Suffolk County artists and nonprofit arts organizations. DEC supports a variety of categories with the goal of keeping the arts thriving in our communities. Those categories are, Creative Communities, Creative Learning, and Creative Individuals.

creativiDAD By Candido Crespo

December 2021 Award Ceremony

applications will be due on Monday, September 20th at 3 PM.

• July 13th, Huntington Station Library Branch, Huntington & Virtual through Zoom, 6 PM

• July 15th, Virtual through Zoom, 2 PM


• July 22nd, Virtual through Zoom, 2 PM

• July 27th, Westbury Arts Council & Virtual through Zoom, 2 PM


• August 3rd, Virtual through Zoom, 6 PM

• August 5th, Virtual through Zoom, 6 PM

• August 10th, Heckscher Park, Chapin Rainbow Stage, Huntington & Virtual through Zoom, 6 PM

We look forward to seeing all the potential applicants at these workshops! For questions and more information email [email protected].


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Arts Councils: Capacity Building

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dIvArIA produCtIonsTheHumanVoiceSouthampton

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hAmptons doCumentAry FILm FestIvALFestivalFavoritesBridgehampton

hArper BeLLALifeAfter2020Amityville

huntInGton ChorAL soCIetyConcertSeries2021Huntington

huntInGton men's Chorus2021ConcertseriesHuntington

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IsLIp Arts CounCIL, InC.SeeingForOurselves:ImagesbyTheNeOnPhotographersEastIslip

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LonG IsLAnd WInd ensemBLeFifth&SixthSeasonsMt.Sinai

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the northport CommunIty BAnd2020-2021NorthportCommunityBandConcertSeriesEastNorthport

oLA oF eAstern LonG IsLAndOLA's18thAnnualLatinoFilmFestivalSagaponack

orChestrA LonG IsLAnd(LongIslandOrchestra,Inc.)OrchestraConcertsintheParks2021Melville

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Artist opportunities

Call for Artists: “Awakening”JuriedVirtualExhibition,JurorKathleenGurchie.the Art League of Long IslandinvitesartistsacrosstheUnitedStatestoshareyourworkthatfeaturesyourexpressionofourworldasitacclimatestoanewnormal.deadline June 14th.Forprospectusandmoreinformationemailinfo@artleagueli.orgorvisitwww.artleagueli.org/awakening.Applicationsarebeingacceptedthroughwww.smarterentry.com/CallsForEntry/ALLI.

new york Foundation for the Arts (nyFA)ispleasedtolaunchTheBarbaraandCarl

ZydneyGrantforArtistswithDisabilities.Theprogramwilldistributeunrestrictedcashgrantsof$1,000toNYCartistswithadisabilitywhohaveexperiencedfinancialhardshipduetotheCOVID-19crisis.Theprogramisopentovisual,media,music,performing,andliteraryartistswholiveinNYC(fiveboroughs).deadline, tuesday, June 15.Visitwww.nyfa.org/awards-grants/the-barbara-and-carl-zydney-grant-for-artists-with-disabilities/formoreinformation.

TheWalt Whitman Initiativeinvitesapplicationsforafellowship programtoencouragenewresearchonWaltWhitmanandhisculturallegacyandtomentorapromising,public-mindedscholarpursuingacareerinthehumanities.Thefellowshipisavailabletograduatestudentsand/orgraduatingseniors(collegelevelandabove)enrolledinagraduateprograminthe2021-2022academicyear.Applicationsaresoughtparticularlyfromthoseatthebeginningoftheircareersinculturalstudies.QuestionsshouldbeemailedtotheWaltWhitmanInitiativeFellowshipCommitteeat:fellowships@waltwhitmaninitiative.

org.Formoreinformation,visitwaltwhitmaninitiative.org/fellowship/.deadline: June 15th.

the Firefly Artists Call to Artists: “We’ve Gone Wild!”, deadline: June 15th. “We’veGoneWild”isajuriedexhibitionofworksfromlocalartistsfocusedonwildlife.Alloriginalmediaisacceptable,suchasdrawing,painting,photography,printmaking,mixedmedia,sculpture,collage,fabricwork,glasswork,jewelryanddigitalmedia.Entriesmustbeoriginalartwork.Fullprospectusisavailableatwww.thefireflyartists.com/

the JGs Fellowship for photographyisa$7,000cashgrantopentoNewYorkStatephotographyartistslivingandworkingoutsideofNewYorkCity.TheFellowshipwillbeawardedtofiveartistsworkingintraditionalandexperimentalphotographyoranyforminwhichphotographictechniquesarepivotal.Formoreinformationvisithttps://www.nyfa.org/awards-grants/the-jgs-fellowship-for-photography/deadline, June 30th.

the new york Boyer Foundation

announcesacallforsubmissionsfortheArtCompetition:EMPIREOFART.Artistsmustbe18orolder.Competitionopentoartistsfromallaroundtheworld.Categories:Painting,Drawing,MixedMedia,Collage,Sculpture.deadline, July 1st.Visithttp://www.newyorkboyerfoundation.tkformoreinfo.

the Firefly Artists Call to Artists: “Works on paper”.ArtistsareinvitedtosubmitunframedworkstobedisplayedatTheFireflyArtists,DarcyCenterfortheArtsinNorthport.Visitwww.thefireflyartists.com/fordetails.Allfineartsmediaonpaperareacceptable.Prizeswillbeawarded.Pleaseemailevents@thefireflyartists.comorcall631-651-5545withquestions.deadline, July 15th.

the new york Boyer Foundation announcesacallforsubmissionsfortheArtCompetition:EMPIREOFART.Photographersmustbe18orolder.Competitionopentophotographersfromallaroundtheworld.deadline, sept. 1st.Visitwww.newyorkboyerfoundation.tkformoreinformation.

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Community Partnerships

HAC is proud to partner with Leilu Huntington as hosts of our Artist Member Spotlight presented in their upstairs dining area. This opportunity, free to HAC member artists, will rotate seasonally and provide local artists’ exposure to Leilu’s patrons.

The owners of Leilu, James and Meghan LaCourte, have always lived in Huntington and graduated from Huntington High School. Their love for their home town is only rivaled by their passion for great hospitality, and experiencing new, exciting foods and wine. This passion led them to open Leilu in 2019, named after their two daughters Leila and Lucie. They share

Artist Member Spotlight, Nicole Franz Installation

YPA Winner PRO POOCH by Elaine Jensen

The Huntington Arts Council, Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce’s Young Professional Committee, and Six Harbors Brewing Company held a call for local artists to create original artwork to be featured on a label for Six Harbors Brewing Company’s Young Professional’s Ale (YPA).

A panel from the Arts and Experience, and Young Professional Committee chose 5 fi nalists and presented them for public voting. Receiving over 1,500 votes, the winner is Elaine Jensen’s “PRO POOCH.”

The Young Professionals Class of 2021 participated in the brewing process for the YPA which will be available for purchase at Six Harbor Brewing Company beginning June 22nd. The public is welcome to come to the Can Release and

Artist Reception on June 22nd, from 5 -7PM at the brewery, 243 New York Ave., Huntington. This is a limited edition can with proceeds from the sale going to benefi t the Huntington Arts Council and the Huntington Chamber of Commerce.

The Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce began their collaboration with Six Harbors Brewing Company in 2018 for their Celebrate Long Island’s Young Professionals Event. This collaboration allows for the honorees to be a part of the brewing process with a portion of the proceeds donated to the Huntington Chamber Young Professionals group.

The Huntington Arts Council joined a coalition of a diverse arts leaders, artists, public servants, and business/community leaders from across Long Island in a call to artists. Shot to Reunite sought local creatives to submit works of art for use in an island-wide campaign promoting the COVID-19 vaccine and related public health messaging. The focus was on culturally resonant works that engage diverse ethnic, cultural, and BIPOC communities.

A review committee of leaders in the arts and culture sector, as well as local public health, art, and community representatives are evaluating the artworks. Winners will be notifi ed by June 7, 2021. For information go to www.shotoreunite.org

Community Partnerships are fundamental to who the Huntington Arts Council is, and the people we serve. We are dedicated to making arts and culture accessible and relevant to all members of our community

in unique and engaging ways. If you are interested in learning more about partnering with HAC in an impactful way, please email Kieran Johnson at [email protected].

The Huntington Arts Council is grateful for our SUSTAINING SPONSORSHIP partnership with the IN•HOUSE Real Estate Group (www.inhouserealestategroup.com). Through the work of Kyle Sadis, Licensed Real Estate Sales Person at Signature Premier Properties, a donation of $500 is made to HAC each time Kyle sells a home in Huntington Township. This generosity and support is a true testament to community support, and represents our shared belief of unity, respect, and understanding through support of the arts.

“I grew up in Huntington and have lived

here my whole life. The opportunity to give back to the town that I love in a way that supports something that I am passionate about was an easy decision for me. The work that the Huntington Arts Council does to promote the Arts in schools and in our general population is a mission that I am extremely proud and excited to be involved in.“ Kyle Sadis, 631-525-6627.

a tremendous love for the restaurant industry and commitment to supporting local businesses and nonprofi ts.

Nicole Franz, the fi rst featured artist in the Member Spotlight, is a mixed-media artist and art educator, living and working on Long Island. She holds a degree in Illustration and Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology and a Master’s Degree in Art Education. Nicole’s art is created using mostly recycled materials collected locally. Visit www.nicolefranz.com, Facebook at Nicole Franz Art or Instagram @nicolefranzart.

To be considered for our Artist Member Spotlight please go to www.huntingtonarts.org for details.

Leilu is located at 10 New Street in Huntington Village. For information and reservations go to www.leiluhuntington.com or call 631-944-3111.

Kyle Sadis


Paul Biedermann,Principal/CreativeDirectorofre:DESIGN,(www.resign2.com)specializesinbrandidentity,strategicdesign,andvisualmarketing.Paul,HACBoardMember,onceagainusedhistalentstodesignalogofortheHuntingtonSummerArtsFestival.Paul“wanted to capture a jazzy, fun, creative vibe as we emerge from one of the most challenging times we have ever had to endure. The interlocking letters in the SAF typography are meant to visually symbolize that while we are a diverse community, we are also interconnected — with the colorful shapes where they intersect connoting where the magic happens, as we come together to create works of wonder. This is something the Huntington Arts Council has

always stood for and also encapsulated in their sun logo which I also designed. Simple, positive, dynamic, and forward-thinking — creating brighter lives through art TOGETHER.”

Caryn CovilleisoneofsevenartistsparticipatingintheSmithtownTownshipArtsCouncilexhibit,Winners Showcase II, MillsPondGallery,throughJune6,2021.CarynisalsointheNationalArtLeague'sMembersexhibit,Welcome Spring On Site Exhibition, throughJune5th,TheArtGuild's2021 Members Showcase, June4-July10,andtheAmericanArtistsProfessionalLeague'sSpring 2021 Member's Online Show: Explore,throughAugust30th.

ArtistmemberEtheard,anabstractpainterwhopaintsbecauseitishisdestiny,andwhosesubjectmatterishisemotions,thoughts,anddreams,ishappytoannouncethelaunchofhiswebsitehttps://etheardart.com/

Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery recentlyincludedClemente Ettrickpastelpainting, Tango,intheSpecialRecognitionsectionofthegallery’s“Painting and Other Media”categoryinthe Figurative Art Exhibition2021.Thisdramaticpaintingwillremainonlinethereafterin Light Space & Time Archives.VisitClemente’swebsite https://www.ClementesPalette.comtoseethispainting.

Artist News

We Got This,featuredhereisthecollaborativeworkofBob and Nancy Hendrick.As“witnesstothecourageputforthbythemedicalcommunity”thispiecewascreatedtohonorthesacrificemadebyfrontlineworkers.ItdepictsaLIJnurseMaryMaldonadoholdingaloft

aweakenedAmericasuperheroandisjuxtaposedagainstthebackdropoftheGalaxy.BobandNancyhadthehonortoinstallthispieceintheKatzWomen’sCenterlobbyatLongIslandJewishHospital.

We Got This by Bob and Nancy Hendrick

Rebecca JonaswaspublishedasafeaturedartistintheFebruary2021issueofFine Eye Magazine,withseveralofherphotographsincludedinthespread.OneofthepiecesWords That Hung Betweenisfeaturedhere.

Twophotographsby Howie Pohlwererecentlyselectedfor

exhibits. Dalmatian was picked for the Furtography: Another Show for the Dogs exhibitwhichispartofClevelandPhotoFest2021heldattheBostwickDesignCenterthroughJune30. Puppet Parade willbeexhibitedaspartofthe FUN HOUSE: Art of the Surreal, Fantastic, + BizarredisplayattheBarrettArtCenterinPoughkeepsieNYthroughJune19.

Words That Hung Between by Rebecca Jonas

Silvia Maria Rey,recentlyreleasedherfirstbookIn the Eyes of the Beholder: Literary Interpretations of an Artist’s Work,anexplorationofthesymbioticrelationshipbetweenviewingaworkofartandtheemotionsandmemoriesitevokes.Thebookisananthologyof45storiesbasedon15piecesoftheauthor’sartwork.30writersfromRobbie Woliver's Writing Workshopswereaskedtoparticipateintheprocess.Theresultingworksspanawiderangeoftopics,genres,andwritingstyles;eachpieceisuniqueandnothingtodowiththeartist’soriginalintentincreatingtheartwork,provingtheseminalpointofthebookthattheinterpretationofanypieceofartistruly…intheeyesofthebeholder.Formoreofherartworkandwritingsfollow@silviamariareyartsonInstagram.In the eyes of the beholder by Silvia Maria Rey

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Wearable Art 2.0Juried ExhibitionDominique Maciejka, JurorJuly 2 – July 31, 2021

The Huntington Arts Council invited artists to participate in Wearable Art 2.0. Since this exhibits initial success in 2018, the wearable art theme is back by popular demand. The artwork meets at the intersection of fashion and fi ne art through design, costume, or culture. Submissions are representative of the creative inspiration found in garments,

accessories (art jewelry, masks, bags, etc.), and representational work (design boards, performance images, etc.).

Dominique Maciejka is the owner of Paper Doll Vintage Boutique in Sayville and Paper Doll Curiosity Shoppe in Patchogue. She studied art and art history at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her shops combine her passions that bridge the art, history, and fashion worlds with unique clothing and merchandise, as well as local art shows of New York.

Gallery Events/Exhibitions

La Siguanaba by Sueey Gutierrez

Members ShowcaseInvitational Member ShowJune 4 – June 26, 2021

Main Street Gallery presents Members Showcase the 2021 Huntington Arts Council Artist Members Show. This annual exhibit is an opportunity exclusively for our artist members, to showcase a piece of their work in our Gallery along with their member peers. This year the following artists will be featured.

Jeanine Marie Aufi ero, Shain Bard, Ron Becker, Holly Black, Daniel C. Boyer, Sílvia Soares Boyer, Elizabeth Cassidy, Irene Clark, Jean Cohn, Caryn Coville, Karen Davis, Naomi Diracles, Patty Eljaiek, Clemente Ettrick, Vicki Field, Jim Finlayson , Andrea Fortunoff , Ivan Frisch, Elizabeth Fusco, Joyce Gell, Diane Godlewski, Jan Guarino, Bob Hendrick, Margaret Henning, Suzanne Hill, Patricia Hodder, Warren Jacobson, Ron Janssen, David Jaycox Jr, Elena Kariyannis / EROCKSNY, Linda Liao, Linda Liao, Christophe Lima, Donna Marshall, Jeanette Martone, Celeste Mauro, Meagan J. Meehan, Paul Mele, Kristen Memoli, John Micheals, Michelle Palatnik, Howie Pohl, Vivien Pollack, John Pulinat, Mary Pulizzotto, Silvia Maria Rey, Andrea Rhude, Lynn Logan Roselli, Mary F Ruppert, Lori Scarlatos, Toxic/Nature Studios, Hillary Serota Needle, Stephen Shannon, Meryl Shapiro, Susan Kozodoy Silkowitz, Eileen Sleckman, James Slezak, Marilyn Soeder, Susan Sterber, Katherine Trunk, Victoria Twomey, Pamela Waldroup, Steve Walker, Steven Walker, Marie Winn, Gaetana Zanzonico

Untitled 1 by Harper Bella, @harperbella.jpg

Strawberry Shortcake Ice-Cream by Elena Kariyannis aka EROCKSNY

Creation by Jeanine Marie Aufi ero

Ode to Tefnut by Patty Eljaiek

Invitational Small Group ShowAlicia Evans, Sueey Gutierrez, Angela Newman, Constance Sloggatt WolfSeptember 10 – October 16, 2021

This Invitational Small Group Show is one of Huntington Arts Council’s various Invitational opportunities to exhibit and showcase our artist membership with the community. Invitational opportunities are open to current HAC artist members. For more information email [email protected]


HAC proudly continues our Conversations in the Arts series. This program brings together artists and scholars from the arts community, providing an environment that supports and encourages collaboration and the exploration of ideas. We will continue to stream these talks via Facebook LIVE, and look forward to being able to meet in person as soon as we can.

Conversations in the Arts are held the second Thursday of the month at 7:00pm from September through May. If you are interested in curating one of these events please submit a brief outline and suggested panelists to [email protected].

The following upcoming Conversations with be presented on facebook LIVE.

Upcoming Dates:

September 9, 20217:00 – 8:30PM

Arts CouncilsPanelists:Beth Giacommo, Executive Director/

Curator, Patchogue Arts Council/Museum of Contemporary Art L.I.Elizabeth Mirarchi, Executive Director, BACCA | Babylon Citizens Council on the ArtsLauren Wagner, Director, Long Island Arts AllianceModerator:Marc Courtade, Executive Director Huntington Arts Council

October 7, 20217:00 – 8:30PMAmplifi cando Voces En Las Artes: Del Genero LatinX

October 14, 20217:00 – 8:30PMAmplifying Voices In The Art: Voices of the New Generation

For more information on fall dates and topics go to huntingtonarts.org

Arts Administrator Forums is a roundtable open to not for profi t arts administrators and educators. The Forums provide the opportunity to collaborate, exploring

Main Street Gallery 213 Main Street, Huntington NY 11743Huntingtonarts.org, • [email protected]

Follow Us OnPublic funding provided by Suff olk County

With additional support from Main St. Benefactor MembersBeth & Charles Levinthal, Bette & Paul Schneiderman

Previous Conversions in the Arts, areavailable on facebook.com/HuntingtonArts/live_videos/ , HAC's podcast feed and these other platforms.

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strengths and challenges of the fi eld, exchange information, and develop partnerships with shared solutions. These events feature established and emerging leaders in arts administrator fi elds and focus on topics relevant to non-profi t arts programs today. Arts Administrator Forums will resume in October. Go to huntingtonarts.org for the upcoming schedule.

Gallery Events/Exhibitions

Call to Artists

Sea of VisibilityPartnership ExhibitionSubmissions Due: June 30thCurator and Juror, Anu AnnamAugust 6 – September 4, 2021

SEA of Visibility (Anu Annam, Founder and Executive Director), is an organization based in Long Island, NY that embraces our multicultural, queer, and disabled artists and our allies, focusing on neurodiversity and mental health. It

“Supports Expression through the Arts” (SEA) and promotes de-stigmatization and integration through multidisciplinary art exhibitions, performances, and art-making programs—broadening the public’s vision on what mental illness is.

HAC partners with Sea of Visibility to bring a high caliber, socially relevant, community-based exhibition to the Main Street Gallery. If you are interested in participating in this exhibit and for additional information, please visit their website: www.seaofvisibility.com/

Call to Artist

Nightmare on Main StreetJuried Student ShowJuror, Sueey GutierrezSubmissions Due: September 20thOctober 22 – November 13, 2021

Students’ grades 6-12 are invited to participate in Nightmare on Main Street with art inspired by Halloween! Halloween is a celebration observed in many countries. For some, it is a time,

or refl ection for remembering loved ones that have passed. For others it is a celebration of life. Many experience Halloween mainly with candy, costumes and spooky decorations. It all depends on your cultural background. How do you celebrate Halloween? What cultural signifi cance does Halloween have for you? Do you enjoy dressing up in costume, watching iconic scary movies, or taking the time to think about your loved ones that have passed? Using whichever medium you desire drawing, painting, photography or sculpture etc., show us how you celebrate Halloween and what it means to you, your family or your friends. To enter go to huntingtonarts.org.

Juror Sueey Gutierrez is a New York based artist born and raised in Brooklyn. Her family, originally from El Salvador, is of Mayan descent. She began drawing at the age of 3 and by 6 had received a scholarship to study art at the Brooklyn Museum. Her passion for art is highly infl uenced by her cultural background, pin-up art and burlesque dance. Sueey earned her BA from the Fashion Institute of Technology. She was an Art Educator for the Barry & Florence Friedberg JCC, and taught art at Success Academy Charter School. She lives on Long Island and exhibits throughout the Greater New York area.

Falling Blue Paige by Anu Annam

La Catrina by Sueey Gutierrez


Arts in Education JOURNEY

Globalization of Hip Hop Virtual Program presented to both remote and in person students

The Huntington Arts Council’s JOURNEY Arts in Education Program has been working closely with local school districts to support cultural arts programs in schools since 1985. Every year the majority of our 8 partner school districts schedule artist presentations, borrow discovery chests, participate in the exclusive student art exhibition – High Arts Showcase and our CTLE teacher professional development courses. This 20-21 school year the districts serviced from September to June are Cold Spring Harbor, Commack, Harborfi elds, Huntington, Kings Park, Northport-East Northport, Plainview-Old Bethpage and South Huntington. Following is information about each component of JOURNEY.

Visiting Artists

Currently, throughout the school year 6 school districts have used their JOURNEY Visiting Artist funds to bring cultural arts programs to their students. Some of the programs presented are Nai Ni Chen – The Art of Chinese Dance, Reaction Dance Company – The Globalization of Hip Hop,

and Origami Air – Origami and Culture Interactive Workshop. Over 1200 students participated in the cultural arts programs made available through virtual remote and in person formats.

Kaylie LaLota, Dance Educator at Northport High School, describes her experience with the Reaction Dance Company for The Globalization of Hip Hop virtual program, as follows.

“It was great to collaborate with Gina Van Bell, the Arts and Education Coordinator at the Huntington Arts Council and bring a virtual dance workshop to my students at Northport high school. My students learned the history and background of Hip Hop, K-Pop and Bollywood as well as basic choreography that of each genre. Our choreographer, Juliette was very knowledgeable, friendly and a pleasure to work with! She listened to our needs and geared the workshop to my student’s level. Overall, it was a great experience and a way to connect to another dancer using our community resource during this crazy time!”

Discovery Chests

Over 25 Discovery Chests have been loaned this year to classrooms. These chests include the use of google slides containing artifact descriptions and internet resources. With more than 30 physical discovery chests on hand and 10 diff erent world cultures represented, we encourage partner schools to take advantage of these loans as much as possible. Non-partner schools can borrow the chests for $50 per chest, not including delivery.

High Arts Showcase

This past spring the exclusive student art exhibition, High Arts Showcase XVII, presented a superb body of work

from 11th and 12th grade students in our JOURNEY partner schools. These students learn fi rsthand what is involved throughout a gallery exhibition; from submitting entries and writing an artist statement to titling, framing and pricing their artwork. Proceeds from any artwork sold during the exhibition went directly to the students. Congratulations to the students that presented their work and to those that were awarded honors.

CTLE Cultural Arts Workshops

Last fall the CTLE teacher professional development JOURNEY Program workshops awarded 75 CTLE certifi cates totaling 219 CTLE hours. This included 99 hours granted to teachers to meet their Language Acquisition requirement

through the NYSDE. HAC is a sponsor for New York State Department of Education and therefore able to provide CTLE (Continuing Teaching and Learning Education) hours as required for teaching certifi cate holders in New York State. These valuable professional development opportunities embody the goals of the JOURNEY Program that strive to promote cultural appreciation in schools through the arts.

This upcoming fall CTLE workshops will be off ered in October and November of 2021. The workshops are free for our partner school districts and available to other teachers in New York State for a fee of $50. Go to huntingtonarts.org for information and class registration.

For questions and more information contact Regina Van Bell, Arts in Education Coordinator, [email protected].


InternshipsTheHuntingtonArtsCounciloffersworkexperienceandvolunteeropportunitiesforstudentsyear-round.Collegeandhighschoolstudentsmayapplyforinternshipstogainvaluableworkexperienceoras“studentvolunteers”

toassistwithgeneralofficetasks.Formoreinformationgotohuntingtonarts.org.Questions,contact:ReginaVanBell,ArtsinEducationCoordinator,[email protected].

Scholarship Awards 2021TheHuntingtonArtsCounciladministerscompetitivescholarshipsintheartsforhighschoolstudents.Thisyear,wewereproudtopresentawardstothreegraduatingseniors.Congratulationstothe2021awardrecipients!

Dance Scholarships

Rea Jacobs Scholarship for Dance,a$1,000scholarshipfundedbythe LongIslandDanceConsortium andthe JacobsFamily,wasawardedtoKaitlyn Lindquist12thgradestudentfrom Eastport South

Kaitlyn Lindquist Rea Jacobs Scholarship for Dance 2021

Manor Junior-Senior High School.ThisscholarshipisforNassauandSuffolkHighSchoolgraduatingseniorswhoarepursuingafouryearcollegedegreewithamajororminorinDance.

Sandi Bloomberg Scholarship for Dance 2021isa$1,000scholarshipfundedbySandiBloombergandwasawardedtoJuliet Marinello12thgradestudentfromHuntington High School.Thisscholarship

Juliet Marinello Sandi Bloomberg Scholarship for Dance 2021

isforSuffolkandNassauHighSchoolgraduatingseniorswhoareconsideringfurtheringtheireducationindance,butnotnecessarilyinanaccreditedprogram.

Anneliese Perfetti of Half Hollow Hills High School EastistherecipientofThe Joan Aboff Memorial Art Scholarship 2021.ThisisavisualartsscholarshiptoUSDAN;SummerCampfortheArtsfor11thand12thgradestudentswhoresideinthetownofHuntington.ThescholarshipisfundedbytheAbofffamilyandisinhonorofthelateJoanAboff.

Tolearnmoreaboutthescholarshipprogramgotohuntingtonarts.orgorcontactReginaVanBell,[email protected]

Portrait of My Brother by Anneliese Perfetti

For more information, please contact: Huntington Arts Council by emailing John Chicherio at [email protected]

We need your help!Please consider volunteering at the 2021 Huntington Summer Arts Festival!

Join our SummerScape Friends and assist on-site at festival events — all summer long! Season begins June 25, 2021

SummerScape Friends

Member Organizations


Instrumental Music

CANTA LIBRE CHAMBER ENSEMBLE631-374-7962, www.cantalibre.org

FRIENDS OF NORTH SHORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAP. O. Box 419, Greenvale, NY 11548631- 827-5401, www.northshoresymphoneorch.org

HUNTINGTON COMMUNITY BAND167 Middleville Rd., Northport, NY 11768,631-757-9032 www.huntingtoncomunityband.org

MASSAPEQUA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRAP.O. Box 94 Massapequa, N.Y. 11758516-305-4548, www.massphil.org

METROPOLITAN YOUTH ORCHESTRA OF N.Y.13 Myrtle St. 2nd Fl. Manhasset, NY 11030,516-365-6961, www.myo.org

NASSAU POPS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, INC.859 Willow Rd., Franklin Square, NY 11010,516-486-7713, www.npso.org

NORTH SHORE POPS CONCERT BANDP.O. Box 920, Huntington, NY 11743,516-574-3059, www.northshorepops.org

NORTHPORT COMMUNITY BAND34 Clarke Dr., East Northport, NY 11731,631-261-6972, www.ncb59.org

RECORDER SOCIETY OF LONG ISLAND 10950 Old Sound Ave., Mattituck, NY 11952www.rsli.org

THE SYMPHONIC POPS OF LONG ISLANDPO BOX 7476 Wantagh, NY 11793(516) 804-0220 / www.seniorpops.org/

Libraries

COMMACK PUBLIC LIBRARY18 Hauppauge Road, Commack, NY 11725631- 499-0888, www.commack.suffolk,library,us/

ELWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY1929 Jericho Tpke., East Northport, NY 11731,631-499-3722, www.elwoodlibrary.org

FREEPORT MEMORIAL LIBRARY144 West Merrick Rd., Freeport, NY 11520,516-379-3274, www.freeportlibrary.info

HALF HOLLOW HILLS LIBRARY55 Vanderbilt Pkwy., Dix Hills, NY 11746,631-421-4530, www.hhhlibrary.org

HARBORFIELDS PUBLIC LIBRARY31 Broadway, Greenlawn, NY 11740,631-757-4200www.harborfieldslibrary.org

HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY338 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743,631-427-5165www.thehuntingtonlibrary.org

MONTAUK LIBRARY871 Montauk Hwy, Montauk, NY 11954631- 668-3377, www.montauklibrary.org

NORTHPORT-EAST NORTHPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY151 Laurel Ave., Northport, NY 11768,www.nenpl.org

SOUTH HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY145 Pidgeon Hill Rd., Huntington Station, NY11746, 631-549-4411, www.shpl.info

Multi-Discipline

CUSTER INSTITUTE, INC.P. O. Box 1204, Southold, NY 11971631- 765-2626, www.custerobservatory.org

BABYLON VILLAGE ARTS COUNCILP.O. Box 141, Babylon, NY 11702,631-669-1810, www.babylonvillagearts.org

GALLERY NORTH 90 North Country Rd., Setauket, NY 11733,631-751-2676, www.gallerynorth.org

WESTBURY ARTS235 Lincoln Place, Westbury, NY 11560516-400-2787, www.westburyarts.org

LONG ISLAND ARTS COUNCIL AT FREEPORT130 E. Merrick Rd., Freeport, NY 11520,516-223-2522 www.liacfreeport.org

OLA OF EASTERN LONG ISLANDP. O. Box 278, Sagaponack, NY 11962,631-537-3518

THE JAZZ LOFT, INCBox 547, Stonybrook, NY 11790631-751-1895, www.thejazzloft.org

Museums

THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM OF ART2 Prime Ave., Huntington, NY 11743,631-351-3250, www.heckscher.org

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY MUSEUM OF ART112 Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY11549-1120, 516-463-5672,www.hofstra.edu/museum

SUFFOLK COUNTY VANDERBILT MUSEUM180 Little Neck Road, Centerport, NY 11721,631-854-5550, www.vanderbiltmuseum.org

WALT WHITMAN BIRTHPLACE246 Old Walt Whitman Rd., Huntington Station,NY 11746, 631-427-5240, www.waltwhitman.org

Presenters

FOLK MUSIC SOCIETY OF HUNTINGTON, INC.P.O. Box 290, Huntington Station, NY 11746,631-418-8548, www.fmshny.org

LONG ISLAND MUSICAL THEATRE FESTIVALwww.LIMTF.org

LONG ISLAND TRADITIONAL MUSICASSOCIATIONWalt Whitman Performing Arts Center301 West Hills Rd., S. Huntington, NY 11746347-674-1729 www.litma.org

OUR TIMES COFFEEHOUSE 16 Southwoods Rd., Syosset, NY 11791516-364-2178, www.ourtimescoffeehouse.org

OYSTER BAY MUSIC FESTIVAL37 Hildreth Ave., Huntington, NY 11743631-357-2518, www.oysterbaymusicalfestival. org

Choral Groups

BABYLON CHORALE, INC.P.O. Box 492, Babylon, NY, 11702585-329-6159, www.babylonchorale.org

HUNTINGTON CHORAL SOCIETYP.O. Box 349, Huntington, NY 11743631-421-7464www.huntingtonchoralsociety.org

HUNTINGTON MEN’S CHORUSP.O. Box 763, Huntington, NY 11743631-427-6920www.huntingtonmenschorus.com

LONG ISLAND CHORAL SOCIETY38 Fordham Ave Hicksville, NY 11801516-297-8565www.lics.org/

NORTHPORT CHORALEP.O. Box 55, Northport, NY 11768631-223-3789www.northportchorale.org

SILVER CHORDSP.O. Box 189, Nesconset, NY 11767631-254-3313www.silverchords.org

TWIN SHORES CHORUS/BARBERSHOPHARMONY SOCIETY10 Woodment Ct. Holtsville, NY 11742631-472-8130 www.twinshoreschorus.com

Dance

DANCE VISIONS NY INC.122 Horace Harding Blvd. Great Neck, NY 11020,516-482-2621www.newyorkdancing.net

EGLEVSKY BALLET700 Hicksville Rd. Bethpage, NY 11714,516-746-1115www.eglevskyballet.org

LONG ISLAND DANCE CONSORTIUMP. O. Box 427, Huntington, NY 11743,516-380-4777www.dancelongisland.org

LYNCH BALLET237A East Main Street, Huntington, NY 11743,631-470-9711www.lynchballet.com

NEW YORK DANCE THEATRE60 Calvert Ave., Commack, NY 11725,631-462-6266www.ohmanballet.org

SOL Y SOMBRA SPANISH DANCE COMPANYP.O. Box 252, Smithtown, NY 11787,631-862-6429, www.solysombra.org

SWING DANCE LONG ISLANDPO Box 508, Centereach, NY 11720631- 476-3707, www.sdli.org

Film, Video, Photography

HUNTINGTON CAMERA CLUB61 Thadford St., East Northport, NY 11731,631-368-0815, www.hccny.org

Historical Societies

FIRE ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION SOCIETY, INC.4640 Captree IslandCaptree Island, NY 11702-4601(631) 321-7018,www.fireislandlighthouse.com

HUNTINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY209 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743, 631-427-7045 www.huntingtonhistoricalsociety.org

HUNTINGTON LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION SOCIETY PO box 2454, Halesite, NY 11743631-421-1985, www.huntingtonlighthosue.org

THE AFRICAN-ATLANTIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY110 No. Franklin St., Hempstead, NY 11550,516-572-0730, www.theaamsueum.org

Theaters

EASTLINE THEATRE112 Sydney Ave., Malverne, NY 11565516-749-5047, www.eastlinetheatre.org

MODERN CLASSICS THEATRE COMPANY OF LONG ISLAND44 Nehring Ave. Babylon, NY 11702(631) 897-7471, www.modernclassicstheatre.com

PLAZA THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS34 Forest Ave., Lynbrook, NY 11563,516-599-6870, www.plazatheatrical.com

THEATRES AT SUFFOLK COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE533 College Road Islip Bldg, Room 121, Selden, NY 11784631-451-4164, WWW.sunysuffolk.edu/spotlight

TOWNSHIP THEATRE GROUPP.O. Box 824, Huntington, NY 11743,631-213-9832, www.townshiptheatregroup.org

Visual Arts

ART LEAGUE OF NASSAU COUNTYClinton G. Martin Park 1601 Marcus Ave.,New Hyde Park, NY 11040 [email protected], www.artleagueofnc.org

FOTOFOTO GALLERY14 West Carver St., Huntington, NY 11743,631-549-0448, www.fotofotogallery.com

LONG BEACH ART LEAGUEP.O. Box 862, Long Beach, NY 11561516-221-0289, www.longbeachartleague.com

SUBURBAN ART LEAGUEP.O. Box 216, Syosset, NY 11791,516-334-2551, www.suburbanart.org

SPLASHES OF HOPE206 Spring Rd, Huntington, NY 11743-3628631-424-8230 www.splashesofhope.org/

THE ART GUILD200 Port Washington Blvd. Manhasset, NY 11030516-304-5797, www.theartguild.org

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Events

DanceLONG ISLAND DANCE CONSORTIUMPO Box 427 Huntington, NY 11743 longislanddance.org

July 29, 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm |"Kaleidoscope of Dance" | Heckscher Park-25A & Prime Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743 | Our program will showcase the talent, creativity and virtuosity of Long Island’s dancers and choreographers from the fi nest studios and companies. Many dance genres will be included in the program including ballet, jazz, tap, lyrical, and modern. The Red Hot Mamas, American Dance Theatre of Long Island, Moves & Motions, North Shore Dance, Long Island Academy of Dance and Long Island Ballet Theatre will perform, joined by the winners of the Rea Jacobs, Sandi Bloomberg, and LIDC’s Dance Scholarships. Free.

ExhibitionsART LEAGUE OF NASSAU COUNTYartleagueofnc.org/ 917- 972- 4706

July 17- July 18, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm | "Old Westbury Garden Paint Out" | Old Westbury Gardens, 71 Old Westbury Road, Westbury, NY 11568 | Join your fellow artists for Plein Air painting at these beautiful gardens over the weekend of July 17 -18. Bring your paints, easel and supplies to create a work of art with your fellow artists. There is no class instruction. Art is self directed.For non-members, your $20 fee entitles you to a year's membership as an Art League of Nassau County Associate Member. Free for members.

BJ SPOKE GALLERY299 Main st., huntington, NY 11743www.bjspokegallery.orgWednesday - Sunday 11:00 am to 5:00 pm

Aug. 1-Aug. 31 | "Paperworks 2021 Online Show" | Sewon Kang, Archivist at The Easton Foundation, NY has selected the winning entries in this online competition. All of the artworks are made on paper, or all about paper. There will be a Zoom reception: time, date and link to be announced. Free

Aug. 4- Aug. 29 | "Artist's Choice" | This year's Artists Choice show will be in our physical gallery and will have a reception, whether Zoom or in person to be announced. Always a favorite, this

exhibition pairs each of our gallery artists with a guest artist. The "chosen" artists may be one of the gallery artists' friends, colleagues, family, mentors etc. Free.

Sept. 1-Sept. 26, 11:00 am - 5:00 pm | "Paired Solo Show" | Two new solo shows, Andrea Fortunoff ’s show – Inspired By Dance, Mara Szalajda’s show- Glass and Rainbows. Opening reception on Saturday 9/4. All reception details at www.bjspokegallery.org. Free

CONSTANCE SLOGGATT WOLFwww.csloggattwolf.com

Through June 27, 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm | “Spring into Collecting Group Exhibition at Alex Ferrone Gallery” | 25425 Main Road, Cutchogue, NY 11935www.alexferronegallery.com/ 631-734-8545. | Constance Sloggatt Wolf is exhibiting work in the “Spring into Collecting Group Exhibition”.

THE FIREFLY ARTISTS162 Main St, Northport, NY 11768/ www.thefi refl yartists.com (631) 651-5545

June 5-19, 11:00 am - 6:00 pm | "Featuring the Class of 2021" | The pandemic has deprived so many young people of their time to shine as students. Join us for a very special exhibition featuring select graduating students from SUNY Purchase. Free

Aug. 7- Aug. 29, 11:00 am- 6:00 pm | "Works on Paper" | Juried exhibition featuring unframed works. Prizes will be awarded. Other related events will be posted on www.thefi refl yartists.com as the exhibition approaches.

Sept. 1- 28 | "En Plein Air" | Join us for live events culminating in a special exhibition of art created out in the open in our gorgeous Village of Northport. Free

FOTOFOTO GALLERY14 W Carver St, Huntington, NY 11743/ 631-549- 0448/ fotofotogallery.org

Thursday 12-4pm; Friday, Saturday, Sunday 11am-6pm

June 3- June 26, 12:00 pm- 6:00 pm | "Solo Exhibition of Photography by Andrea M. Gordon" | fotofoto gallery features,“Spherical Magic,” a solo exhibition of photography by Andrea M. Gordon. Reception Date: Sunday, June 3, 1:00-5:00 pm. Free

June 3- June 26, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm | "Solo Exhbition of Photography by Tom D'Emic"| fotofoto gallery features a solo exhibition of photography by Tom D’Emic. Free

July 1 -July 24, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm |"Solo Exhibition of Photography by Paul Mele" | fotofoto gallery features a solo exhibition of photography by Paul Mele. Free

July 1- July 24, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm |"Solo Exhibition of Photography by Pamela Waldroup" | fotofoto gallery features, “Portraits,” a solo exhibition of photography by Pamela Waldroup. Reception Date TBD. Free

June 3 -July 24, 12:00 am - 6:00 pm |"Artists’ Invitational- A Group Exhibition" | This is a two-month group exhibition featuring works in a variety of media by fotofoto gallery artist members and their Invited guest artists. Reception TBD. Free

July 29 -Aug. 28, 12:00 pm- 6:00 pm |“Strength & Vision III,” ~Group Exhibition of Photography by fotofoto gallery Artist Members" | Group photography show by fotofoto gallery artist members highlights the diverse talents and visions in one of the oldest fi ne art photography gallery collectives on Long Island. Free

July 29 -Aug. 28, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm |"7th International Phone-ography Competition Exhibition" | fotofoto gallery will feature the “7th International Phone-ography Competition Exhibition.” Approximately 30 photographs, all

created using a camera phone will be in a four-week exhibit. Free

Sept. 2- Sept. 25, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm |"Solo Exhibition of Photography by Kathleen Massi" |fotofoto gallery features, “Traces,” a solo exhibition of photography by Kathleen Massi. Free

Sept. 2- Sept. 25, 12:00- 6:00 pm | "Solo exhibition of photography by Ralph Masullo" | fotofoto gallery features, “Distant,” a solo exhibition of by Ralph Masullo. Reception Date TBD. Free

THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM2 Prime Ave, Huntington, NY 11743/ (631) 380-3230/ https://www.heckscher.org

June 5- Jan. 9, 2022, 12:00 pm- 5:00 pm |"Celebrates 100: Tracing History, Inspiring the Future" | The Heckscher Museum of Art’s centennial exhibition commemorates the fascinating people art, and events that have shaped the thriving museum during its fi rst century. Brimming with masterworks and historical objects from the permanent collection, the exhibition takes visitors from the original collection donated in 1920 to the people, exhibitions, and recent acquisitions that have shaped a vibrant and signifi cant museum. Free

HUNTINGTON ARTS COUNCIL213 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743 huntingtonarts.org /631-271-8423

June 4- June 26 |"Invitational Members Show" | Main Street Gallery presents “Members Showcase” the 2021 Huntington Arts Council Artist Members Show. This annual exhibit is an opportunity exclusively for our artist members, to showcase a piece of their work in our Gallery along with their member peers. Artists featured include Jeanine Marie Aufi ero, Shain Bard, Ron Becker, Holly Black, Daniel C. Boyer, Sílvia Soares Boyer, Elizabeth Cassidy, Irene Clark, Jean Cohn, Caryn Coville, Karen Davis, Naomi Diracles, Patty Eljaiek, Clemente Ettrick, Vicki Field, Jim Finlayson , Andrea Fortunoff , Ivan Frisch, Elizabeth Fusco, Joyce Gell, Diane Godlewski, Jan Guarino, Bob Hendrick, Margaret Henning, Suzanne Hill, Patricia Hodder, Warren Jacobson, Ron Janssen, David Jaycox Jr, Elena Kariyannis / EROCKSNY, Linda Liao, Linda Liao, Christophe Lima, Donna Marshall, Jeanette Martone, Celeste Mauro, Meagan J. Meehan, Paul Mele, Kristen Memoli, John Micheals, Michelle Palatnik, Howie Pohl, Vivien Pollack, John Pulinat, Mary Pulizzotto, Andrea Rhude, Lynn Logan Roselli, Mary F Ruppert, Lori Scarlatos, Toxic/Nature Studios, Hillary Serota Needle, Stephen Shannon, Meryl Shapiro, Susan Kozodoy Silkowitz, Eileen Sleckman, James Slezak, Marilyn Soeder,

huntingtonartcenter.com/artwalk.html

FALL 2021SUN, SEPT 12TH12 - 5 PM

Children & Family HUNTINGTON VILLAGE ART WALKHuntingtonartcenter.com/artwalk.html

Sept. 12, 12:00 - 5:00 pm | "Huntington Village Art Walk" | A self guided tour of the Village's galleries and museums. Visit website for a full list of venues and activities. Free.


Susan Sterber, Katherine Trunk, Victoria Twomey, Pamela Waldroup, Steve Walker, Steven Walker, Marie Winn, Gaetana Zanzonico. Free

July 2- July 31 | "Wearable Art 2.0" Juried Exhibition, Juror Dominique Maciejka" | The Huntington Arts Council invited artists to participate in Wearable Art 2.0. Since this exhibits initial success in 2018, the wearable art theme is back by popular demand. The artwork meets at the intersection of fashion and fine art through design, costume, or culture. Submissions are representative of the creative inspiration found in garments, accessories (art jewelry, masks, bags, etc.), and representational work (design boards, performance images, etc.). Dominique Maciejka is the owner of Paper Doll Vintage Boutique in Sayville and Paper Doll Curiosity Shoppe in Patchogue. She studied art and art history at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her shops combine her passions that bridge the art, history, and fashion worlds with unique clothing and merchandise, as well as local art shows of New York. Free.

Aug. 6 – Sept. 4 | "SEA of VisibilityPartnership Exhibition. Curator /Juror Anu Annam" | SEA of Visibility is an organization based on Long Island, NY that embraces our multicultural, queer, and disabled artists and our allies, focusing on neurodiversity and mental health. It “Supports Expression through the Arts” (SEA) and promotes destigmatization and integration through multidisciplinary art exhibitions, performances, and art-making programs—broadening the public’s vision on what mental illness is. HAC partners with SEA of Visibility to bring a high caliber, socially relevant, community-based exhibition to the Main Street Gallery. For additional information, please visit their website: www.seaofvisibility.com

Sept. 10 – Oct. 16 | "InvitationalSmall Group Show" | Featuring Alicia Evans, Sueey Gutierrez, Angela Newman, Constance Sloggatt Wolf. This Invitational Small Group Show is one of Huntington Arts Council various Invitational Opportunities to exhibit and showcase our artist membership with the community.

Oct. 22 – Nov. 13 | "Nightmare on Main Street, Juror, Sueey Gutierrez" | Students’ grades 6-12 were invited to participate in Nightmare on Main Street with art inspired by the theme of Halloween! Juror Sueey Gutierrez is a New York based artist born and raised in Brooklyn. Her family is originally from El Salvador and is of Mayan descent. She began drawing at the age of 3 and by 6 years

old had received a scholarship to study art at the Brooklyn Museum. Her passion for art is highly influenced by her cultural background, pin-up art and burlesque dance. Free.

HUNTINGTON LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION SOcIETy2454, Halesite, NY 11743 / 631.421.1985www.huntingtonlighthouse.org

June 13-Sept. 12, 11:00 am-3:00 pm | "Huntington Lighthouse Tours and Musicfest" | Sunday tours to the Huntington Lighthouse, between 11am and 3pm, have been scheduled for June 13, June 27, July 18, August 22 and September 12. Musicfest will take place on September 4, with a rain date on September 5. Free

HOfSTRA UNIVERSITy MUSEUM Of ARTEmily Lowe Gallery, South Campus, 112 Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY 11549 www.hofstra.edu/museum / 516-463-5672 Hours: Tues. – Fri., 11am – 4pm | Sat. – Sun., 12 – 4pm

Through June 19 | "Uncharted: American Abstraction in the Information Age" | This group exhibition, drawn from the membership of the American Abstract Artists organization, explores works by artists who use technology to aid in the creation of their art and those inspired by investigating mathematic and scientific principles. Free.

PAMELA WALDROUPwww.facebook.com/Pamela.Waldroup.Artist/ Instagram: @pamelawaldroup

Through June 27, 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm |“Spring into Collecting Group Exhibition” at Alex Ferrone Gallery" | 25425 Main Road, Cutchogue, NY 11935www.alexferronegallery.com/ 631-734-8545 | Pamela Waldroup is exhibiting works in the “Spring into Collecting Group Exhibition” ~ an eclectic selection of fine art works by regional artists.

STEVE WALKERwebspaceforart.com/steven_walker

June 1 - June 30 | "Long Island Charcoal Artist Exhibit" | Harborfileds Library,31 Broadway, Greenlawn, NY 11740/ (631) 757-4200 | "Charcoal Art - A Detailed Perspective".

July 1 - July 31 | "Long Island Charcoal Artist Exhibit" | Bethpage Public LIbrary, 47 Powell Ave, Bethpage, NY 11714/ (516) 931-3907 | "Charcoal Art - A Detailed Perspective" Prior to the pandemic Steve Walker Art was exhibiting in library gal-leries across Long Island.

Sept. 1 - Oct. 31 | "Long Island Charcoal Artist Exhibit" | Barnes Gallery, 2 Nassau Blvd, Garden City, NY 11530/ (516) 538-4503 | "Charcoal Art - A De-tailed Perspective". 4 of most popular Art Pieces will be exhibited for the entire

month of Sept and Oct 2021. Prior to the pandemic Steve Walker Art was exhibit-ing in library galleries across Long Island.

LecturesHUNTINGTON ARTS cOUNcIL213 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743 huntingtonarts.org /631-271-8423

Sept. 9, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm | "Conversation in the Arts:“Arts Councils” | www.facebook.com/HuntingtonArts/Live/ | Panelists: Beth Giacommo, Executive Director/Curator, Patchogue Arts Council/Museum of Contemporary Art L.I, - Elizabeth Mirarchi, Executive Director, BACCA | Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts, - Lauren Wagner, Director, Long Island Arts Alliance, Moderator: Marc Courtade, Executive Director Huntington Arts Council. Free

MIcHELLE PALATNIKwww.michellejudithart.com

July 7 - Sept. 21, 10:00 am-12:00 pm | "American Art Lecture" | Learn about art and artists throughout American History. Zoom Event. $40

July 8, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm | "Patriotism in American Art" | Discover the stories behind patriotic works in American art. Zoom Event. $40

July 12, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm | "Teen Portfolio Class" | Build your art portfolio skills for college. For eager high school students. $320.

July 14, 10:00 am -12:00 pm | "Long Island Artists" | Discover Long Island’s Art History. View a demonstration of one of the discussed artworks. Zoom Event. $40.

July 21, 10:00 am-12:00 pm |"The Hudson River School of Painters" | Learn about the history of the Hudson River Painters and watch a demonstration of one of the paintings discussed. $40.

July 28, 10:00 am-12:00 pm | "Abstract Expressionism" | Learn about the history of the AB EX movement. Zoom event. $40

MusicfOLK MUSIc SOcIETy Of HUNTINGTON 290 Huntington Station, NY 11746/ 631-425-2925/ fmsh.org

June 17, 8:00 pm- 9:30 pm |"Hard Luck Cafe" |423 Park Ave, Huntington, NY 11743/ (631) 425-2925 | Singer-Songwriters Claudia Nygaard and Rupert Wates are the featured performers during the Folk Music Society of Huntington’s virtual Hard Luck Café concert series, held in partnership with the Cinema Arts Centre. They will showcase their talents live via FMSH’s YouTube channel and Facebook page. Online Tips are accepted.

June 5, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm |"First Saturday Concert: The Black Feathers" | Livestream |The Black Feathers, a UK-based husband and wife duo (Ray Hughes and Sian Chandler), are the featured artists during the virtual First Saturday Concert. The show will stream live from the duo’s home in Wales via FMSH’s Facebook page and YouTube Channel.

THE JAzz LOfT275 Christian Ave, Stony Brook, NY 11790/ (631) 751-1895

Thursdays through July 1, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm | "Summer Swap Stages With A Purpose" | The Jazz Loft in partnership with Legislator Kara Hahn presents an experience in Stony Brook Village using outdoor spaces to create and present a unique walking experience. Jazz, Art, Dance, History, Theatre and Kids Activities will take place in 4 stages: Sand Street Beach, Shops at Stony Brook Inner Court, Jazz Loft lawn and Stony Brook Harbor parking lot. Free.

ScHOOL Of ROcK HUNTINGTON 145 E Main St. Huntington, NY 11743 (631)- 683-5030/ schoolofrock.com/huntington

June 12 - June 13, 10:30 am - 5:00 pm | "Spring Seasonal Showcase" | Our students have been working hard all season and are ready to take to the stage and bring you everything they've got! Join us for our Color Spectrum, Best of the 2000's, Motley Crue vs. Guns n Roses vs. Kiss & Fall Out Boy vs. My Chemical Romance vs. Panic! at the Disco shows! Venue and times TBA. The Performance Program is School of Rock's hallmark music program, where tens of thousands of students enroll each year Free.

PoetryWALT WHITMAN BIRTHPLAcE ASSOcIATION 246 Old Walt Whitman Rd, Huntington Station, NY 11746/ (631) 427-5240

June 12, 2:00 pm - 7:30 pm |"WWBA Poet In Residence Workshop and Reading with

First Saturday Concert, The Black Feathers

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Forrest Gander" |WWBAisdelightedtosharethedistinguishedthevoiceofPulitzerPrize-winningForrestGander.Heisapoet,writer,translator,andeditorofseveralanthologiesofwritingfromSpainandMexico.Heistheauthorofmorethanadozenbooks,includingcollaborationswithnotableartistsandphotographers..VirtualPoetryWorkshop2:00–4:00PM.EveningPoetryReadingat6:30PM.Free

June 20,2:00pm-3:30pm|"To Bryant, The Poet of Nature’: A Virtual Walking Tour About Whitman and Bryant’s Transcendental Relationship" |WWBAisexcitedtoshareahistoricandliteraryvirtualtourwithPh.D.CandidateAndrewRimby!FollowalongaswelearnaboutWhitmanandBryantaroundhistoricRoslyn.Thiseventisopentoall.Pre-registerforevent.YouwillbeemailedZoomlink.Suggested$5donation.

WorkshopsThe ArT Guild200 Port Washington Blvd, Manhasset, NY 11030/ 516 304-5797

Through June 7, 11:00am-2:00pm| "Pastels with Denis Ponsot" |InstructorDenisPonsotiswellknownatTheArtGuildforexpertiseinwatercolor,buthestartedhiscareerteachingpastelswithusovertwentyyearsago!Denishasdesignedthisinformativeclassforalllevels.Thefocuswillbeonstudentsindividually,regardlessoftheirskillorexperience.Eachweekstudentswillvoteonasourcephotothattheentireclasswilllearnandworkfrom.$295-$330.

Through June 9,7:00pm-9:30pm|"Watercolor with Denis Ponsot" |Withovertwentyyears’experienceteaching,DenisPonsothasdesignedthis

informative class to demonstrateallthe“shoptricks”inwatercolorpainting.Bothbeginningandexperiencedstudentswilllearntoavoidcommonpitfallsandadvancetheirabilities.Exploreavarietyofwatercolortechniqueswithanemphasisondevelopingone’sownstyle.Includesdemonstrationsofcoloranddesign,wetonwet,anddry-brushtechniques.Studentschoosetopaintfromstilllifearrangements,photos,ortheirownsubjects.$230-$275

Through June 8, 10:00am-1:00pm|"Oil Painting with Joan Stevens" |AllLevels!Thiscoursewillconcentrateonboldandloosepaintingandhavingsomefun.Wewilldostilllifeandlandscapepainting.Focuswillbeondesignanddrawingfirstandthentovalueandcolor.$300-$335

June 11, 10:00am-3:00pm|"The Art of the Mark: Cézanne with Laura Shabott and Alana Barrett" |ONLINEWORKSHOP|Inthiscourse,wewilltracethelegacyandinfluenceofPaulCezanne,whohelpedlaythegroundworkformodernandcontemporaryarttoday.Fromhisownpersonalwork,totheworkofthecubists,andallthewayuptocontemporaryart,wewillstudyhisworkandinfluencethroughlecture,activepainting,andgroupdiscussion.YouwillexploreCezanne’slegacythroughaguidedpresentation,andthenrespondtoitwithyourownpaintings.Studentworkwillbecritiquedinanengagingandthoughtfulsettingattheendofclass.$125-$160

June 13, 10:00am-12:30pm| "Acrylic Paint Pour with Award-Winning Artist Ellen Kanner" |Theprocessofpaintpouringentailsusingacrylicpaint,resin,severaloilmediumsand(alittle)propanegaswhichcreatesthebeautiful,uniquecells.Thesurfaceistiltedindifferentdirectionstoletthepaintflowandthecolorsinteractinunpredictable,

Old Grist Mill by Denis Ponsot

interestingways.We’llhavealltheothermaterialsforyou!Thisworkshopwillbeheldoutdoors.$75-$80.

July 19 -July 22, 10:00am-1:00pm,2pm–5pm|"Painting & Drawing Camp for Grades 6 and up" |Alllevels.Artistswillexploredifferenttechniquesandmediumsandreceiveindividualandsmall-groupinstructioninafunenvironment.Free

July 26- July 29,9:30am-12:30pm,2pm–5pm|"3D Work & Sculpture Grades 6 and up" |Thissummer’s3-Dworkshoptakesourartiststoplacessmall,Big,andBIGGER.Wewillworkinclay,cardboard,wood,andlarge-scalefoamsculpture.Whenstudentsareencouragedtobecreative,innovative,andthinkoutside“thebox”anythingcanhappen!

Aug. 2- Aug. 5,9:30am-12:30pm,2pm–5pm|"3D & Sculpture; Grades 6 and up" |Thissummer’s3-Dworkshopwilltakeourartiststoplacessmall,Big,andBIGGER.Wewillworkinclay,cardboard,wood,andlarge-scalefoamsculpture.Whenstudentsareencouragedtobecreative,innovative,andthinkoutside“thebox”anythingcanhappen!

Sept. 24, 10:00am-3:00pm|"The Art of the Mark: Hans Hofmann with Laura Shabott and Alana Barrett" |ONLINE WORKSHOP|Inthisonlinecoursewewillstudythework,pedagogy,andlastinglegacyofmasterartistHansHofmann.Studentworkcritiquedinanengaginggroupsetting.$125-$160.

The FireFly ArTisTs162 Main St, Northport, NY 11768/ www.thefireflyartists.com/ (631) 651-5545

July 19 -July 21 |"Keiko Tanabe, “Watercolor: Keep It Simple and Strong" |Thisworkshopisdesignedforthosewhowouldliketogainabetterunderstandingofmethodsandtechniquestomakeawatercolorpaintingthatissimpleyetstrong.Thegoalistocapturetheessenceofthesubjectthatconveysacertainmoodandatmosphere.Throughvariousexercisesandstep-by-stepdemonstrations,Keikowillshowyouhow

totaketheinitialinspiration,throughthesimplificationprocess,toanexpressivepaintingthatisstrongincompositionandcontent.Subjectmattersincludelandscape,cityscape,waterscapeandinterior,whichwillbedemonstratedinamannerthatismorerepresentationalandimpressionisticratherthanabstract.$600forthethreedayexperience.

JAN GuAriNOwww.janguarinofineart.com

July 17, 10:00am-4:00pm|"Fearless Watercolor IN PERSON One Day Workshop" |SpendthedayatGalleryNorthArtStudioandpaintaSeascape.Learnwatercolortechniquestocreatewaves,sand,sunsetinclearstepstowalkawaywithapaintingworthyofsigning,matting,framingandhanging!GetoutfromyourvirtualZoomclassesandspendthedaypaintinginthislovelyspot.$500.

June 1 - Sept. 30, 7:00pm-9:30pm |"Fearless Watercolor Virtual Classes" |Learnwatercolorsinauniqueway–tacklelandscapes,seascapes,stilllifes,florals,portraitsandmore!Learntotrustyourinstinctsallowingyoutofeelfreewhileholdingontodetail,gaincontrol,andhavefun.ClassesMonday7-9:30pm,Tuesdays1:30-3:30pm,Thursdays3-5pm.Includesacritiqueandrecording.$25.

Michelle PAlATNikwww.michellejudithart.com

June 2, 10:00am-12:00pm|"Drapery Workshop with Michelle Palatnik" |Learnhowdraperyhasbeenusedthroughouthistorytodescribeformandlearnaboutitsflowingproperties.Absorbtechniquesexplainedinapaintingdemonstration.ZoomEvent.$40.

June 9, 10:00am-12:00pm| "Käthe Kollwitz Workshop" |LearnabouttheGermanExpressionistthenwatchademonstrationbreakingdownherstyleandprocess.Zoomevent.$45

Aug. 4, 10:00am-12:00pm|"Torso Workshop" |Focusonthetorso,ribcage,pelviswithdemonstrationsand

Acrylic Paint Pour with Ellen Kanner


New Creative Business MembersWelcome to our new Creative Business Members a new category of membership to the Huntington Arts Council. To review all of the benefits associated with this membership go to www.huntingtonarts.org.

Diane Palma and Maria Misko are the Owners and Art Directors at digho, a graphic design company that specializes in business branding and image marketing. With both fine and digital art training, Diane and Maria work collaboratively with clients to create a unique visual story to build a consistent, reliable, and respected message connecting them to their market. For more information on digho go to www.dighoarts.com

Michelle Palatnik has been teaching art across Long Island since 2014. A classically trained painter, she graduated from NYU and Grand Central Atelier. Her unique teaching style has been sought after by schools and museums across Long Island, with students following her for years. In 2020 she opened her own online school, teaching her favorite subjects with unrestrained enthusiasm. The school offers live Zoom art classes for teens and adults. This Summer, High School students can apply for admission into the Advanced Teen Portfolio class while adults can dive deep in her weekly workshops and group classes. Private Mentorship is available for serious artists. For a complete class list, visit www.michellejudithart.com.

One River School of Art + Design (Woodbury, NY) offers transformative art education to students of all ages and skill levels throughout Nassau County and Western Suffolk. Our unique program is tailor-made for creative people who are eager to learn about contemporary art, socialize, and make compelling artwork. We feature a state-of-the-art digital lab offering 2D animation, photography, illustration and design courses. Our studios are equipped with high quality materials so students can express themselves in an accessible, progressive, educational environment. Our qualified, experienced instructors are specifically chosen to teach their specialty. College art professors lead adult classes. We believe art education should be as fun as it is instructive! 516-268-3566.

School of Rock Huntington is fostering the next generation of great artists and redefining music education. Through a unique performance-based approach, students are guided from the lesson room to the stage where they play real shows at authentic venues with their peers. School of Rock Huntington's collaborative environment inspires students to learn and excel and instills a confidence they carry with them for the rest of their lives. School of Rock Huntington offers weekly private music lessons and weekly group rehearsals for children 7-17 as well as weekly private lessons for children 4-6 and adults 18+. The instruments offered are guitar, bass, vocals, drums, and keys. For more information call (631) 683-5030.

Supporting Business MembersThe Maria and Donna Team / Compass Real Estate16A Wall Street, Huntington, NY 11743 631-327-2912, [email protected], www.compass.com/agents/the-maria-and-donna-team/Fox Pest Control, Bay Shore NY 11706, 631-458-5003 www.foxpest-newyork.comGoing Local Tours & Experiences Huntington NY, 631-742-3965 www.goinglocaltours.comHuntington Art Center 11 Wall St., Huntington, NY 11743 631-423-6010, www.huntingtonartcenter.comHuntington Fine Arts 266 Pulaski Road, Greenlawn, NY 11740 631-351-4060, www.huntfinearts.comHuntington Township Chamber of Commerce 164 Main St., Huntington. NY 11743 631-423-6100, www.huntingtonchamber.comKyle Sadis, IN•HOUSE Real Estate Group 157 East Main Street Huntington New York, 11743, 631-673-3700 www.inhouserealestategroup.comMelville Chamber of Commerce 585 Broadhollow Road, Melville, NY 11747 631-777-6260, www.melvillechamber.orgSpotlight at the Paramount 12 Wall Street, Huntington, NY 11743 631-673-7300, www.paramountny.comLeilu Huntington 10 New Street, Huntington, NY 11743 631-944-3111, www.leiluhuntington.com/

Creative Business MembersMichelle Judith Art 631-786-8270, [email protected] www.michellejudithart.com

School of Rock Huntington 145 E. Main Street, Huntington, NY 11743 516-234-7625, huntington.schoolofrock.com

The Firefly Artists 162 Main Street, Northport, NY 11768 631-921-5206, www.thefireflyartists.com

Digho 376 New York Ave, Suite 4, Huntington, NY 11743, 631-629-5806, www.dighoarts.com

One River School Woodbury 150 Woodbury Road Woodbury, NY 11797, 516-268-3566 www.woodbury.oneriverschool.com

New Artists MeMbers

New Members

discussion in navigating this area of figure drawing. $40.

Aug. 11, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm | "Leg Workshop" | Focus on the legs with demonstrations and discussion in navigating this area of figure drawing. $40.

Aug. 18, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm | "Feet Workshop" | Focus on the feet with demonstrations and discussion in navigating this area of figure drawing. $40.

HOFstrA UNiVersitY MUseUM OF Art112 Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY 11549/ 516)- 463-6572

June 11, 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm | "Second Fridays: From the Hand Drawing" | An artist may create works of art in a broad range of media but an artistic idea often begins with a drawing. Drawings, whether created in pencil, ink or pastel, exhibit a greater immediacy and closer connection to the artist. This program highlights some of the remarkable drawings from the Hofstra University Museum of Art’s collection, by artists such as Benny Andrews, Leonard Baskin, Jean Cocteau, Nancy Grossman, Philip Pearlstein, Diego Rivera, Norman Rockwell, George

Romney, Isaac Soyer, Abraham Walkowitz and Benjamin West. Free.

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Through June 15, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm |"Virtual Art Camp for Adults" | Why should the kiddos have all the fun? A 3 session virtual camp where we will make at least one project in each class together. You will make monoprints, be introduced to embroidery, and make some fancy paper jewelry. No prior art making experience needed. WHAT IS ART? Everyone has their own answer, but at Art Out of Anything we believe that art is….everything. Our goal is always to make art accessible, create a safe space free of judgment and encourage creative expression. Each camp consists of 3/90 minute sessions at $45.00. Class Breakdown 6/1 - Printing with a Cookie Sheet – making monoprints with simple materials 6/8 - Not your Grandmother’s Embroidery – Learn the magical art of mastering thread. 6/15. Paper Jewelry. Yes! Paper Jewelry! We will make a necklace using decorative papers and jewelry findings. Class supply list will be provided upon registration. $45

James AlbanoDeb BaerDaniel BoyerSílvia BoyerCarley ColbertLisa CutlerAlicia EvansJeffrey GrinspanBob HendrickRebecca JonasElena Kariyannis

Mary McGraneMike McLaughlinPaul MeleJoseph PatrovichJohn PulinatEileen SleckmanJames SlezakMarilyn SoederRobert TuskaSteve Walker

New CreAtiVe bUsiNess MeMbersHipsMichelle Judith Art School of Rock HuntingtonDighoOne River School- Woodbury

New sUppOrtiNg bUsiNess MeMbersHipsGoing Local ToursCompass Leilu

Thank you to our volunteers!

Volunteers allow us to keep our gallery open on weekends, help with hospitalityduring events, and assist in the much-needed office work that keeps the businessrunning. You can apply to be a volunteer at huntingtonarts.org/support/volunteer/.

Questions, please contact: Kieran Johnson at [email protected]

Would you like to be a volunteer?

Linda FrancyJudi GreenKlara Konovalova

E Craig MarcinBobby MarcusKristen Memoli

Sondra SominKathy Williams-GingMichelle Yadoo

Participating Merchants 2021


The Art of Selling.The Maria and Donna team is proud to support the Huntington Arts Council. Like helping people fi nd a new home, we believe the arts are part of our efforts to create a better world.

Maria LanziseroLicensed Associate Real Estate BrokerThe Maria and Donna TeamFounding Agent of Compass [email protected]: 631.327.2912O: 631.629.7719

Donna Spinoso-GelbLicensed Associate Real Estate BrokerThe Maria and Donna TeamFounding Agent of Compass [email protected]: 631.383.9920O: 631.629.7719

Maria Lanzisero and Donna Spinoso-Gelb are Licensed Associate Real Estate Brokerss affi liated with Compass. Compass is a licensed real estate broker and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws.

QUALITY PICTURE FRAMING CO. INC.105 Newtown Rd., Plainview, NY 11803www.qualitypictureframing.com

SCOTT FARRELL PHOTOGRAPHY8 Barclay St., Huntington Station, NY 11746www.scottfarrellphotography.com

Classes

ART LEAGUE OF LONG ISLAND107 East Deer Park Rd., Dix Hills, NY 11746

LONG ISLAND BALLET THEATRE310 New York Ave., Huntington, NY 11743 www.liballettheatre.com

THE VILLAGE ARTIST630 New York Ave., Huntington, NY 11743 www.thevillageartist.com

Dining

HERRELL’S ICE CREAM46 Gerard St., Huntington, NY 11743www.herrells.com

Goods

BJ SPOKE GALLERY299 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743www.bjspokegallery.org

HERSTORY WRITERS WORKSHOP2539 Middle Country Rd., FL 2,Centereach, NY 11720www.herstorywriters.org

LONDON OPTICAL281 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743www.londonoptical.net

MAIN STREET NURSERY & FLORIST475 West Main St., Huntington, NY 11743www.mainstreetnursery.com

MOROLAY CHILDREN’S BOUTIQUE302 New York Ave., Huntington, NY11743 www.morolay.com

SCENTSATIONAL OF HUNTINGTON259 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743www.escentsational.com

Museum & Historical

HECKSCHER MUSEUM OF ART2 Prime Ave., Huntington, NY 11743www.heckscher.org

HUNTINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY209 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743www.huntingtonhistoricalsociety.org

NORTHPORT HISTORICAL SOCIETYPO Box 545, 215 Main St.,Northport, NY 11768www.northporthistorical.org

WALT WHITMAN BIRTHPLACE STATEHISTORIC SITE246 Old Walt Whitman Rd.,Huntington Station, NY 11746www.waltwhitman.org

WHALING MUSEUM ATCOLD SPRING HARBOR301 Main St., Cold Spring Harbor, NY11724 www.cshwhalingmuseum.org

Performing Arts

PLAZA THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS ATTHE SHOWPLACE AT BELLMORE MOVIES34 Forest Ave., Lynbrook, NY 11563www.plazatheatrical.com

RIDOTTO ARTS ORGANIZATION4 Rolling Hills Dr., Huntington Station, NY 11746 www.ridotto.org

TILLES CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSLIU, Post Campus, Brookville, NY 11548www.tillescenter.org

Services

ARTISTIC EXPRESSION & DESIGN LTD.90 Main St., Cold Spring Harbor, NY11724 www.frankesposito.com

DR. HOWARD W. SCHNEIDER, DDS PC153 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743www.hwsdds.com

MAGIC BEYOND IMAGINATION!46 Shady Lane, Huntington, NY 11743www.MagicBeyondImagination.com

TALL PINES CHIROPRACTIC270 Deer Park Ave., Dix Hills, NY 11746

OurParticipatingMerchantProgramisabenefitexclusivetoourmembers.TheseestablishmentsofferdiscountstoourmemberswhenyoushowyourHuntingtonArtsCouncilMembershipCard.Forafulllistofparticipatingmerchantdiscounts,gotohuntingtonarts.org.

FormoreinformationonourParticipatingMerchantProgramcontactKieranJohnson,DirectorofCommunityPartnershipsandDevelopmentatdevelopment@huntingtonarts.org

Artist Services

HUNTINGTON ART CENTER11 Wall St., Huntington, NY 11743www.huntingtonartcenter.com

HUNTINGTON FINE ARTS266 E. Pulaski Rd., Greenlawn, NY 11740www.huntfinearts.com

IMAGE ARTS ETC.550 New York Ave.,Huntington, NY 11743www.imageartsetc.com/huntington

Industry Lounge & Gallery 344 New York Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743 www.industrymakers.art/


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